I was there but don't recall a lot, "Stevens Point Wisconsin Rock Festival." Summer of "70". Some of the groups in the 3 day event, I think.
Johnny Winters
Jethro Tull
Amboy Dukes
Brownsville Station
Buffy St Marie
Crow
The Cream
Janice Joplin (I'm pretty sure)
And many more. I did a search to find all the groups and apparently no one else can remember it all.
Scroll down to the 2nd or 3rd subject called.. Stevens Point Wisconsin Rock Festival.
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NoFx @ The Melkweg in Amsterdam
Dropkick Murphys @ 013 Tilburg
Real Mckenzies @ Paradiso Amsterdam
Pendulum @ The Melkweg in Amsterdam
Paul Potts @ Heineken Music Hall in Amsterdam
Ludovico Einaudi @ Muziekgebouw aan het ei in Amsterdam
John Mayall and the Bluesbreakers @ the Stadsschouwburg in Leiden
Ska-P @ Parkpop The Heague
Electric Eel Shock + The Fakkelbrigade + Noisia + some more bands @ Werfpop Leiden

Going to ( for now )

25/03/10 Airbourne @ The Melkweg in Amsterdam
21/04/10 Within Temptation @ Stedelijk Concertgebouw Leiden

Want to go to Lowlands Festival  and some more concerts!

Will add to this as they come to mind:

Bullet Boys-1989
Decay-1994
Morbid Angel-1996
Cannibal Corpse-1996
Battery/Disaster Area-1997
Gwar 2006
Wolf Pac 2004-2007
Dead by Wednesday several times in 2007
Zug Island-2003-2007
Boondox- several times in 2007
Tec9ne 2004-2007


ICP/Twisted/Blaze/Dark Lotus- Several dozens of times between 2003-2007
including:
2004/2006/2007 Gathering of the Juggalos
2006/2007 Hallowicked in Detroit
2007 Big Ballas Christmas fest in Detroit

If they count, I've also performed in about 100 different live events with various bands and musical projects.

Jeez, lol, what a question...

Go to my websites

www.kriskellens.be ( current active site)

www.omagphotography.web-log.nl ( former blog)

I shoot concert pictures in Belgium, so i've seen a lot of local bands and slowly bigger names are popping up:

The Kooks

Nighwish

Pain

Colbie Caillat

Seasick Steve


I've bought tickets for the Editors gig in Brussels, other names like Muse, Heather Nova, Rammstein, etc. depend on the fact if I get accreditation as photographer or not.

Lately I'm into the blues, less know to a lot of people, but music with a soul!


As a kid I used to go to festivals, so I've seen groups and artists like:

Björk (all time favotire concert)

Red Hot Chilli Peppers

Radiohead

Smashing Pumpkins

Sepultura

The Prodigy

Sheryl Crow

Alanis Morisette

Rage Against The Machine

...

I saw a lot of the old rock 'n roll stars many years ago. They used to put on variety shows with so many different artistes & tour the dance halls & cinemas around the country. I always regretted not going to see Buddy Holly & Eddie Cochran when I had the chance. 

I've seen a lot of the British groups like the Kinks, Johnny Kidd & the Pirates with Mick Green on lead guitar, Searchers, Yardbirds (with Jeff Beck). Some of them played regularly in the local dance halls before becoming famous. Musn't forget Screaming Lord Sutch in his heyday. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fynyeXrAR6I&feature=related

Since then I haven't been to that many. Dr Hook & the Medicine Show were excellent.

The Everly Brothers reunion concert at Brighton in 1984 was technically faultless but very disappointing. It was the penultimate performance at the end of a long tour. There was no support act & they were on stage for less than 1 hour with no encores. (Mind you, they'd performed most of their big hits in that time. The average record lasted less than two minutes back then.)

One of the best was the legendary Crickets when they last visited my home town of Worthing. This would have been about 10 years ago & they were absolutely brilliant.

Quote:

The Dire Straits concert at Wembley in 1992 was the best concert I've ever attended or ever likely to.

PS. Just remembered I saw Gary Moore at Brighton a couple of months ago. Been looking forward to finally seeing one of my heroes & was very disappointed.

Thanks for the participation. 
I was just curious.

Some of you have really been around the concert scene for a while!   

Went to my second one last evening at it was overall pretty awesome. The band I really went to see (Halestorm) rocked their butts off! Charmed City Devils (opening act) was pretty good too, and the show that Drowning Pool put on was impressive. Last up was Trapt, who was rather disappointing. Most people, me included, left after their first song.
All in all a nice evening out. 

In no paticular order:

Foo Fighters x3
RHCP x2
QOTSA x2
Muse
Velvet Revolver
Stratovarius
Hammerfall
Green Day
Guns 'n' Roses
Iron Maiden x2
Coheed and Cambria
Megadeth
Marilyn Manson
AC/DC x2
Ozzy
Black Label Society
Alice Cooper
Dragon Force
Marillion
System of a Down
Tool
Trivium
A7X
Apocalyptica
Machine Head

Craig

Add Enter Shikari/ The Prodigy to my "go to "list 

I'll add two more Halestorm concerts coming up this December to my list.
Looks like a lot of you guys (yes, I said "you guys"), have really been around the concert scene. Again, thanks for participating.

Going to see Bob Dillon tomorrow night! (I think he's older than I am.)   

WebbPA wrote on Nov 5^th, 2009 at 8:44pm:


Yes, Dylan. My spellchecker just got home from work. 

No, you're not.

He just released a new album, Christmas in the Heart.

As near as I can remember:

RUSH x4
Pat Benatar x2
Fleetwood Mac x4
Stevie Nicks x2
Boston
Styx x3
Ted Nugent x3
Ozzie Osborne
Henri Mancini
Europe
Kansas
Bennie Goodman
Peter Framton
Aerosmith
Queen

That's about all I have memory of.

Did the Halestorm concert last night in Allentown, PA! It was absolutely amazing, and my ears are really paying for it today! Opting out of the second one today in Lancaster since my hearing is pretty well shot at this point, but the one last night was good enough!

Openers were:
Dimestore Profit
The Better Half
Dive

Headliner was:
Halestorm


Oh, and Halestorm did a 14 song setlist, and a drum circle! That's what I call a great performance! And we were pretty darn close to the stage as well! 

Got another one to add...as Dio had cancelled the Bristol gig [see earlier post!], some friends and I decided to travel up to Bristol about two weeks ago to see the talented Mr Michael Schenker with MSG! Brilliant gig, a lot of fun and great to see such a brilliant guitarist do his thing.